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Herbal Quick Clot
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As it turns out, if you mix Yarrow Powder and Cayenne pepper powder and then apply to a wound, you have a herbal version of Quick-Clot.

The blood will coagulate quickly and should stop the bleeding.

Obviously this is dependent on the size of the wound, but it's pretty effective, so I've been led to believe.

Next time I'm down Morrisons.....haha
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Cayenne powder? on an open wound? bloody hell, I bet that gets them jumping about and screaming!Big GrinBig Grin
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(21 October 2013, 18:05)bigpaul Wrote: Cayenne powder? on an open wound? bloody hell, I bet that gets them jumping about and screaming!Big GrinBig Grin

As long as you survive mate, that's what's really important. But yeah, I bet it does hurt. Might try it next time I get a big cut.
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That's going in my book right now ......cheers S
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Probably only milder pain than if you stuck a red hot poker in the wound, but again very effective. Cayenne pepper is one of those very versitile herbal remidies. My mother use to make a drink of cayenne, vinigar and garlic to drink when she felt a cold coming on. Taste horrible but worked really good.
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I actually don't think it'll be that bad. The cut would have damaged the nerve endings, so it'll be no different from TCP, which I used to use a lot of in training, and it never hurt.
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i'd administer it but i'm not sure i'd want it done to me...just a little concerned about involuntary movements when you put it on....you'd need to be some kind of superman to grin and bear that.
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#8
Two good formula here from Scythe 13 and Lanky Yankee. Both have been used by old-time herbalists. Cayenne is very good as a hot drink when you arrive home on a very cold day. But do not go out again in the cold for art least two hours as it opens the pores of your skin. Kenneth Eames.
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